Out of all of the delicacies of the galaxy, none are as tasty as the roasted Gerkle! These small, scaly creatures are not cute, and make an annoying “yip” sound from their antennae. However, when roasted and served in a bun with space sauce and fresh vegetables, they’re delicious!

This snack stand is darkly humorous, like its next door neighbor that we’ll see in a moment. A Seussical conveyer belt contraption funnels from a crate of noisy animatronic Gerkles. We can’t see the Gerkles being shunted along, but their shadows are visibly projected on the side of the tube and the sound of their yipping travels with the projections, creating a convincing illusion. This tube leads to a glowing metal box. A small window on the side of it displays a glowing orange interior, where physical Gerkles are moved in with an infinite conveyer belt effect. One at a time, they reach the center of the box, with their annoying yipping sound reaching a climax. Suddenly, there is a puff of heat and smoke (which ventilates out of the top of this oven), and the Gerkle is instantly roasted into a charbroiled lump (the conveyer belt quickly switches to the lump, with the pattern on the belt alternating between the two)! This is moved off and replaced by another Gerkle, and the illusion repeats.

This stand sells a few food options, the most prominent being the Gerkle Gyro. Actually a sausage sandwich, this is similar in concept and execution to the Ronto Wrap. The Gerkle Gyro differentiates itself with small, edible antennae served stuck into the sausage, although the sandwich is available without it on request. Other options include a vegetarian Gerkle Gyro, subtitled “Now With 100% Less Gerkle!”, Gerkle-Fried Gerkle Bites, sausage bites covered with dough and deep fried (each bite has its own pair of antennae), and the usual assortment of drinks. A small dumbwaiter dug into the Utilidor allows this sure-to-be-popular stand to restock throughout the day.

This stand consists of small, futuristic cages stacked on top of each other, surrounding a central register area. Here, can take home their very own alien friend! Most of the cages are open, and filled with plushies with every color, size, and attribute imaginable. These are available for guests to purchase and take home, ranging from giant plush that can be shipped almost anywhere to shoulder pets to wear around the park. Other cages are closed and locked, with animatronic aliens inside. Some are cute, but one or two aggressively attempt to break out of their prisons, which shake and rattle.

This stand is the domain of a local scrapper, who has evidently pillaged the local spacecraft. Wings create walls, a hollowed out fuselage forms a merchandise rack, and cash registers are perched on a ship’s mainframe computer. The entire effect is a bit illicit! This shop is a favorite haunt of Officer Sputnik (see Streetmosphere), who loves to come by and accept bribes/gifts from the shopkeepers. Actual merchandise is pins, sunglasses, and keychains - anything metal or plastic!

This is one of the places where the Space Force, protectors of the cosmos, get their uniforms! On display are uniforms of several Space Force ranks, from Private all the way to General. Some of the uniforms would fit a human, but others have multiple armholes or neckholes, and some, including the General’s, are simply designed to fit blob creatures with no appendages! Actual apparel can be purchased here, including Tomorrowland baseball hats and t-shirts. A new line of Galactic Space Force merchandise debuts as well, for children particularly influenced by roaming Space Force members (see Streetmosphere).